Why every guy absolutely needs to wear a watch every single day



A lamentable shift has happened in the last few decades: Watches have all but disappeared from men's wrists.
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Once upon a time, a watch was a necessity, something men and women put on their wrists every morning and took off only at night before bed. It was a necessity, or else you wouldn't know the time of day and you'd be late for all of your meetings.
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As cellphones and later smartphones started becoming more common, the watch suddenly seemed old-fashioned.
Who needs a watch when you can just pull your phone out to check the time on a sleek digital display? Millennials probably never even got into the habit of wearing a watch, and for men, that's a shame.
A watch is the only accessory that a man can truly wear every day.  You can build a collection, swap them out for different outfits, change straps to suit the occasion, and find one that's perfectly suited to you and your lifestyle.
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It's your own signature piece — something that you wear so often that people end up identifying it with you. Even a smartwatch is better than no watch — though, depending on the model, it will send its own unique message.
When you don't wear a watch, you're missing out on that opportunity.
On days I forget my watch, my outfit feels incomplete, like it's missing something. A watch can really tie it all together.
Now, I'm no technological skeptic — I love my iPhone 6, I'm addicted to Spotify, and for me, Snapchat is less a social network than a hobby.
Still, a watch on the wrist holds tangible benefits for the wearer that go beyond telling the time. In fact, I rarely find myself looking down at my watch to actually find out what time it is.
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A watch symbolizes time much more than a smartphone does. More to the point, it reminds you that time is constantly moving and slipping away — so you better get living and doing all those things you're planning. A smartphone just doesn't call this to mind in such an immediate or tangible way.
Those hour, minute, and second hands are not going to stop moving. Neither should you.
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